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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30
GOOD TO THE STATE.

Paris News: The special edition Of
the Fort Worth GAZETTE is one of the
very best ever gotten up in the state. Its
map, showing the railroad outlets of
Fort Worth, makes one feel as if he were
in Paris and looking over the News. The
paper is sixteen pages, and filled with a
class Of matter that means good to the
entire state. THE GAZETTE is splendid
paper every day in the week, but this
special edition eClipses any of its former
efforts, and should be scattered broadcast
over the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30
HE HATES THAT DOG,

Dallas Times; The Forts people did
their best to entertain the Press Asso-
citation, and did we'll. But they neg
lected one thing. They should have
shown the association that bull dog that
whipped the Dallas bull dog. The ami
nal is as sacred in the eyes of the Fort as
big black cat used to be in Egypt. Their
failure to show the dog to the editors can
be accounted for in no way other than
that the Fort may have thought it profane
TO exhibit il.
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GRAND ADVERTISEMENT OF NORTH TExA

Bonham News: The grendest adver-
tisement of North Texas that has evel
been sent abroad was that of the Fort
Worth GAZETTE of the 25th; Sc, 900 copies
of it were sent out of the state. The
write-up of Fort Worth and the counties
along the lines Of the roads Centering at
that place is the best we have ever seen,
snd will be worth thousands OF dollars to
the people of this country, and the beauty
of II all is that the wTite-up is truthful
and uneXsggerated and entirely reliable.
The people Of Fort Worth and all OF
North Texes should feel under many OBJ
legations to THE GAZETTE for the good il
is doing and be proud Of the energy and
enterprise it is displaying.
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Ups and Downs of American Life.
Courier

Il may surprise some of our Back Bay
ieSidentS 20 know that the wife of one OF
ne provision dealers at the Boylston
Market is a daughter of one of our ex-
ministers to one of the European coun-
Ties. She is tine-looking, well educa-
led and an accomplished musician, and
les several pupils. The husband, be-
SIDES his legitimate business, adds to the
hmily exchequer by giving lessons in
carving N which he is an expert
They live IN most questionable part OF
our city, but lead happy, sensible and
u all ways a profitable life that many
blight envy.
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rszaa Expresn Compapv.

The Texas Express company will on
January l, 81, open Offices ON Kansas
City extension from Fort Worth to
Gainesville, and CT Paris extension from
Farmersville to Honey Grove, Tex, OF
L CGt, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
with the following Offices:
Ay.e, MERIT,
Hss,et, Celeste,
dustin, Wolf City,
Gerald, Ladonia,
hrum, Honey Grove.
Sanger,
Esuy View,
gainesville.
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WILL BRING PEOPLE.

Sunset Journal That special edi-
ton of the Fort Worth GAZETTE
will add, in short time, 8 few
more thousands to the population of that
thriving city. There's millions in ad
vertising, and there is not the least
doubt but what the wide-aWake merchants
and business men of that city know that
their success was obtained through
"printer's ink" well distributed In the
columns of their maker-"THE GAZETTE. 1"
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A GOOD INVEST NENT

vertisiDg aud its appreciation by the pub
lie is shown by the special edition issued
by the Fort Worth GAZETTE, showing the
progress made by that city, and the Coun-
try tributary to its trade. Il is g good
edition, and will prove q good investment
TO the wide awake business men of that
wide awake place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30
PLUCK WINS .

Waco Advance: Fort Worth is city
and it did its full duty by the editors. 1t
has won its way to fame by pluck. Pluck
wins. The losp tallty of Fort Worth
will neverE5e forgotten by TIE Texas
editors. The Forts entertainment vas
royal and grand and will live in Texas
history ~ long as there is p faber shower
to chronicle cGiyslrous deeds and glor-
iOus achievements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30

Gainesville Hesperian: The fact has
been demonstrated that the Fort knows
Just exactly how to extend the hospitali-
ties of her people to Texas editors. The
welcome was royal one, and extended
in q wav that was highly appreciated by
the members of the Press Association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30
IN Grand STYLE.

Blanco News: The Press Association
is having Jolly time at the Fort. Our
junior could not attend this year. 1t
makes him feel bad but we guess he'll
get over it. Fort Worth is doing the
boys up in grand style. She has q weak
ness thst WaV
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All, VOTE AYE.

Denton Post: Denton should learn
lesson from Fort Worth, whose spirit of
enterprise is not daunted even by strikes
and bloodshed. Whatever may be the
position of her citizens on questions at
fecting her local affairs, they all yoty yea
on questions of general utility.
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j Write This

Token of the great appreciation I have OF
your
Bitters. was afflicted
With in1ammatory rheumatism
For nearly
Seven years, and no medicine seemed 70 do
me any
Good !
Until tried two bottles Of your Hop Bitters,
and TO my surprise 1 am as well 10 day as ever
was. Ihope
"You may have abundant success"
In this great and"
Valuable medicine:
Anyone > wishing to know more about
my cure?
Can learn by addressing me, E. NJ.
Williams, 1IO3 10Th street, Wash. d. G.
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ner for the Fort. THE GAZETTE evident
ly belongs to the "Church of the Best
Licks" when it comes to putting the Fort
on paper. The special tells all there is to
be said on that subject.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30
BUILT THAT WAY.

special edition last Wednesday was i'm
mense. But, then, THE GAZETTE never
fails to get there in anything it under
| takes. It's built that way.
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srRpRIsEs No ONE.

Honey Grove Citizen: Wednesdays
Fort Worth GAZETTE is q credit to that
paper, whose enterprise is so notorious
that it never surprises anybody.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30

The town then laid its plans broad and
deep, and has been rapidly working up
to them ever since. What united and
earnest action of the business men of
Fort Worth has done for that town, har-
mory of interest, agreement of plan and
persistent EFFORT on the part of the COM
bined business men of Austin, will &C.
complish for the Capital city. The work
has been grandly begun; push it untir-
ingly TO q finish.
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It is q singular fact that when two
!oung men meet they address each other,
How are you, old MANI" and that when
$40 old fellows meet they say, "My boy"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30
1T Is PROUD,

Round Rock News: The Fort Worth
GAzETTE's special edition is as usual an
immense success. Fort Worth should
feel proud of her boomer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30

1t kills pain; wen gfer to Salvation Oil, the
greatest cure on eaFtffor pain. Phi; e, 25 cts.
quarter OF a dollar viii purchase anywhere
bottle Of DR.. H1n's Coush syrup.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30
GRAND COMBINATION

Texas Mesquiter: TIE special edition
of the Fort Worth GAZETTE is q grand
combination of manifold attractions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30
EDUCATIONAL.

It's Ba,5ase IS SILLY fer, re legitimate healinget
disease andthe ,eICfqf 8ef1f, aNd thatit G0cs alS
claims to aO thousands J1dtcs car gladL' tcsfly.
Ithas stood the test ofy years in relieving periodi
cal pain, promoting regatty of seasons, and banshng
weakness, backache ga consequent nervous Distress,
Probably no otbA woman in the world receives so
many 'lettcrs Of Thanks "a Lydia E. Pinkham, of
Lynn, Mass ySfrs 3 al Enfield, N. H., says:
81 will simply say that your vegetable Compound is all
YOU reconn1end it to be. II has donc me Worlds Of
g0oa" Another lady writes from Ottawa as follows: 81
have Just to-day boughtthe seventh bottle your Yege
table Compound, have used two boxes Of Pills and evs
ers packages of your Sanative Wash, and thinit but
right to tell you how much good derived from edi
cines. TIey arc a regular God-scnd. Aiithe pains
and aches have almost disappeared, my somachs much
stronger too and feel myself improved every way
- Priee az. Sold by all DruggIsts. ~
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LIST OF LETTERS

Monday, May 80, 1887. To obtain any of these
letters, the applicant must call for advertised
letters" and give the date of this list.
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TEXAS EXPRESS OoAFANi i-leI Oh of FiOE'
Atuonts marked there ale no agents, an
,--,,,,+ s,r s-,cb roirts rnust he prepaid. wit
i'aisl' loI s..on rUlnsa ~ ~. % Plep 80, W.,
TI!.teA instr Lls - p"' OH a. O"H0I i''i
AKIN, Lyons,
aArc0ls LdmDasasi
antelope cap, ~LockAart,
A7ara80. Linden,
Allen Farm, Leon junction
athens ALo1k,
arte. Lords,
Az, Livingston,
'an-elll-. -esSej5,
Ee,yi.Ia, LLihtA,
Brennan, Lola,
2-c55Cltl, i.ogans2or;, La
8- Mustang, Tex,
Bc.aa. tillihciEi,
Ir5T1vo5- Mullen,
Sarge. hLianO,
Hr=nteg Moody,
a.E-y-- mc1rescls
3a-,c.s. Meridian,
n.leu. Morgan,
,t-ic lyuTess &GnJsalc,
Settle, '.-er-c!th,
81; ,.A-g. Midlothian,
Crowns 9-CLEE 1tltE1Lle-y
Ballard, hlorrls,
Burke. 1T. Pleasant
'g-- LuTchis0n.
'Ly.I-.s. M2iaEOH
Caldwell, ut. Calm.
Gone. 1T. Scllman,
Cameron, -,iurray,
Coleman. MOSCOW,
Crawford, miami.
Clifton, NOlanT:ilei
tcg1rne &&yasol&r
t-gW.egr N2c0&uOclEo,
ioIryrGs Cove. +OElos,
Jcias iii, OGiesDy,
.ta.r +Phlips,
J5L--, Pcndleton,
LoGdT..e, ElaEtersV:Ae,
t1an4.csi BltIsDurS.
to1sc&ia, Zfowch,
ee'e-@uG, Purdon,
soEs,-4, 'Pauhe,
Corpus C--ls.l. +PrcSswood
Gear Lake, quarry,
'osEe, Richmond,
Dyer, Rosenberg.
Dallas, Rogers,
D1ncaEyiAer 1Ricker,
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Ladies'.


Ladies.
Burns, Rhoda Hale, Lizzie
Buchanan, Louisa Jarman, Viola
Butcher, Emma hnoX, Bessie
Brown, Mrs II Kelley, Brittle
Brown, Mrs Lue Lochridge, Matiie
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Berry, Miss George Morris, Florence
Blake, Mrs Moore, Mollie
BlaCkmer, Mrs NJ + Moore, Mrs
Crowder, Hattie Merwell. Nellie
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Cobb, Nell McLauTy. Iona
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Holeman. Laura Smith, Sylvester
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Anderson, Sam Laon, Willie ~
Alexander, VIM Logan y Co "a
Albert VIM Large, Jno Al
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Burnett, j L % = MOrrisey, Jamesa
Burchin, Geo ) Moore, W ii tS
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Brewer, Ben Mihktt, Harry ~
Bonner, J MieHes, RobeEtT
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Barrow, Henry May, Chas'E
Cooper, W l. Mathews, Richard
Golfer, Geo McGeAchin, Jas
Connolly, Pat McGlaaghlin, Bill
Conner. VIM McMihh, John
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Chase, W l. Eolk, Willie
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Davis, NJ Reynolds, II
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Edison, Richard RAJ. L NJ
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edwards, j E (21 3Stewart, Lishia
Franklin, NJ I2) Steel, Jack
Fink 4 DemerEet Spencer. Willcs
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Hutchtnsen, S W esScott, W W
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HOdson.G II SANDERS,
Hill, WM5 Sawyer, SyI
Henry, Grease Saxon, John
Hardin, JF FanDrelzen, j a
Harding, James Williams, + ID
Hardesty, ChAs Wilson, "
Hall, Perry Wilson, w f
HagOns, II Il Williams, ii Y
Ham, James Webster, \
Jobe Walter Weymouth, Chas
Jones, Allen Warren, Z
Jarvis Lennie Warren, Nose
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miscellaneous.
Mary, 1909 Hardin st
Recorder Trinity Lodge No. ca, \ L w
Cycl, graph Co
President w ct y .-r.
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But THE GAZETTE deals in figures as well
as geperalitIes. 1t says:
''The following is fair statements of
the work and cost Ct internal improve
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nine miles 81 sea WITH the gun on usru
level line. Their patent is on the eYEio-
Give and CARTRIDGES while mine ia on ehe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-30

Albergs Whitman OF Gresnsburg, Kan,
is the only negro poet in the state. His
productions are said to be good.
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Iug ~ az VIVA a., ~-.>' o-aV 'lIo
Nfrom him was his brother S, and
his possession for four
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NOT ALL TOLD.

MI ALL LOLbs
San Antonio Light: That Fort Worth
GAZETTE special edition is regular stun
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years hard labor in the Siberian mines.
Immediately after the proceedings were
81 h. int1ralc
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Tie Texas EIpresc company way bills ii
zee. TO ~. louis, Chicago New York, Philadei
21la and al important points. The Texas EX-
!ess company is the only company that way.
oils direct TO all Offices in the Southern Ex-
iiess company's territory. Shippers having
ie.-a. or money for points In the Southern
states viii save money by shipping by the
10 .g.rE "
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TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY,
2. I. CAMPBELL.

.,sagrsudOpt Houston, Tex.
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I OWE MY LIFE.
CHAPTER J.,
~ was taken sick a year ago
with bilious fever"


''My doctor pronounced me cured, but I 90
sick again, with terrible pains in my back anL
sides, and got so bad
Gould not novel
l shrunkl
From DDS pounds TO 1901 had been doctoring
for my liver, but It did no good,I did not expect
to live more than three months. 1 began to use
Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my pains left
me, my entire system seemed renewed as If by
magic, and after using several bottles, am not
only as sound as q sovereign, but weigh more
than did before. To Hop Bitters l owe my
life" K. FITZPATRICK,
Dublin June 6, 1sS6
CHAPTER II.
"Maiden, Mass. Feb L. 1SS6. Gentlemen
1 suffered with, attacks of sick headache"
Neuralgia, femsfe trouble. for years in the
most terrible and stcruGiatlng manner.
No medicine or Doctor could give me relief or
cure, until used Hop Idtters. III
"The first bottle so Il
Nearly cured me-" St&s ~
The second made me asssae,l and stroneAs
when child, NEE -
"And have been so to this DAY. S'
My husband was an Invalid Tor tgEsshssl.s Years
with serious &.
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Seven bottles of your Bitters cursd him and I
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Olives of eight persons" -
In my neighborhood that have.eeeA saved by
your biters.
And many more are using them with great
benefit. "They ALMOST dcmiraclesZ"
~ Mrs. Il. d. Slack.
How TO GET SICK Expose yourself day and
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Hard4Aed Liver.
Five years ego 1 broke, down with kidney and
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Slneeasnen have beeH unable to be about at
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were puffed-1p and filed With water.
Al the besfyPhysicians agreed that nothing
coGiacure me24 resolved to try Hop Bittersi
I have used seven BOTTLES; the hardness has all
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| j Write This
Token of the great appreciation I have of
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With in1ammatory rheumatism : :
For nearly
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me any
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.Uu tue hIiiIoLI SIorD UUactS. q -
A marriage has been arranged oetp
Duke Albrecht of Wurtemburg and
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d cots, Ast.. sls main ST., TT. worth.
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TEXAS EXPRESS OoarPANY's LIST OF OFFICES
Atuoints marked there ale no agents, and
i,s!rat for such points must be prepaid, with
.r-l.,so Instructions to put off at owners rick
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-27

he accumulated were in part those belong
ing to disbanded military company which
he once commanded, and in part those
which were purchased by the American
Knights to protect themselves ia their DO
litical rights in Chicago.
The real facts in the cases OF the alleged
conspiracies in Chicago, in the autumn of
1864, have never been given to the public.
For years after the pretended occurrence
the person who dared even to hint that
Walsh, Morris and the Others were not vile
conspirators and traitors, and deserving of
death, was liable to be mobbed. The time
has not yet come when the passions of the
loyal" masses in this vicinity have sufh-
GENTLY cooled to permit complete, un-
biased investigation of the occurrences of
that period.
When that time shall come it
will possibly be found that
there was a conspiracy, but not
among the men nor for the purpose hereto
fore charged. 1t may be ELECTED that the
conspiracy was one to influence popular
sentiment; to create feeling against Demo
Gratis, and thus encompass the defeat of
Mcclellan. It is not in the least misstat-
ing the logic of the situation to assert that
on the surface the conspiracy was the re-
suit of federal Vaccinations, into which a
few Confederates and some extreme Demo-
Gratis were inveigled, the intention being
to explode the scheme so as to influence
the November presidential elections.
Were John Wentworth to tell all he
knows concerning this conspiracy, which
was Exposed" two days before the ma
tional election, he would probably say
that he was priyy to it, and was prime
mover in giving it shape and In bringing it
to its contamination. It is not doubted in
the least by many that the strange people
who came into the city, and whose appear
ance, skillfully worked up by the Repub-
Hcan newspapers, created intense alarm,
were imported here by that long-headed as
well as long-legged politician. He had
more to do with creating apprehension
vail in this matter, it will be fixed in his
tory that he and his political conferes were
the real originators of the conspiracies of
1894
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-27
The Boston Idea of Hades.

Boston Record.
One of the best and brightest girls OF the
Back Bay teaches Sunday-school class in
a certain famous Orthodox church. Last
Sunday she grew very earnest picturing to
the eager infants who surrounded her the
joys of heaven to be won by those who live
and trust in a way to deserve them.
You must love the Lord" she said,
land be Just as good as you know how to
be. You must never got into tempers, you
must never tell naughty stories, you must
always mind mammas, and be good in
ever way you know how, and then you
will be sure to go to heaven when you die.
Won't that be nice?'
"Yes, ma'am," Isped all the babies be-
fore her.
"But if you are bad" and she looked re.
lentingly into the innocent faces before
her, "you won't go to heaven. If you are
bad" and she took a firm grip on the doc
trine she felt called on to teach, elf you
are bad, NY dear children you will go to
hell, and that-that-" she CROPPED for a
word and ended eloquently, land that
would be perfectly ridiculous"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-27
No. I,93O.-A Charade.

In an old English castle, grand and grey,
Where ivy chung and stones had fall'n away,
/ fingered once, while poured the setting sun
Like gold those strange romantic walls upon.
l roamed across the ramparts. bold and high.
L climbed the tower, where pennons erst did
fly;
] gazed upon an All, with iron bars,
Where some pale captive leaned to watch the
stars.
Or some sweet dame it may be, who can say?
Waved heI.white hand as rode her knightaWayi
He with a token on that heart of his,
A first of ribbon blue, a flower to kiss.
Without, where stones had slipped and fallen
from sight,
Full many a last let through the golden light;
And in those riffs green blades Of grass peeped
up.
And one blue flower raised up dainty cup.
A white bird flying from the neighbOring moor
Flapped its broad wings the ancient turTets DER,
And the warm West gave delicious grace
And soft, roseate glory to the place.
JOE AMORY.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-27

the beginning of her awakening after the
nine years darkness. At present she does
not sleep, but the rest needed for her
strange system is probably gained in the
long frances which still mark her existence.
Her people claim that her spirit friends
throw her into a trance when she gets
weary. Certain it is that her earthly
friends do so too when they disturb her
with sudden noises, or other occurrences
liable to shock sensitive nerves
Miss Fancber IS christian, firm and pa
tent in the faith. She has many warm
friends, who find keen delight in her iu-
telligent. interesting conversation. Oflate
years she has increased in weight, consid-
cradle flesh having been restored to her
limbs. But she has suffered terribly from
neuralgia pains, and it is said that to her
ailments heart disease must be added.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-27
No. 1,9a9.-A FIy-Trap.

Young Smithers, who is somewhat hay in
sofa with his best girl the other evening, and
while his attention was engaged upon more
pressing matters, he became dimly conscious OF
the hour, he inquired of Angelina If she
had done so. Listen" replied the diplomatic
damsel, and I'll tell you: II time should turn
backward for three times the space between
now and tomorrow, that hour would be the
square root of the time then elapsed since yes.
terday. Now, what hour did the clock strike,
Smithie? And you can not gol until you tell
me-" Al last accounts Smithers had about de-
cided to accept his fate. Wa. NJ.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-04-27
We Tell You Positively,

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BILE You to sleep well, prevent malarisl dis.
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